 | Boston Symphony Orchestra - 1911 - 1306 pages
...'recapitulation,' in which the first theme, Allegro, appears in its original form, and the love theme (D-flat major) now appears in D major, the whole ending with the death of the lovers. Balakireff spoke with such conviction that he at once kindled the ardor of the young composer." (Englished... | |
 | University of Michigan. University Musical Society - 1904 - 438 pages
..."recapitulation" — in which the first theme (D flat major) now appears in D major, the whole ending in the death of the lovers. Balakirev spoke with such...composer, to whom such a theme was extremely well suited.' Tschaikovsky returned from his holiday in September with the overture practically finished. His friends... | |
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... recapitulation' — in which the first theme Allegro, appears in its original form, and the love-theme (D flat major) now appears in D major, the whole ending with the death of the lovers. Balakirew spoke with such conviction that he at once kindled... 